CS2: gla1ve is grateful to join 100 Thieves and looks forward to discovering young players with rain.

No matter how talented you are, you have to proceed slowly in a highly competitive environment. No one can reach the top in one step. Experience is accumulated through experience. You have to learn from failures and go through low periods. Only after your previous views and strategies are shattered can you break out of the framework and transform into another strong person. Just like coaches and analysts, even if they have a broad vision, if they lack practical experience, they will still be just talking on paper.

For esports teams, the most important thing is finding suitable roles. With skillful application and proper role allocation, there's hope for breakthroughs. Shooting games have riflemen and snipers. Some players have strong observation and predictive abilities, capable of hitting targets with a single shot, possessing keen vision; they should be assigned to sniper rifles. As for top-tier players with fast reflexes and superior ambush skills, charging into battle is the perfect fit. However, as time goes by and age increases, the body sends out SOS signals; fingers begin to lag behind the brain's commands. Fortunately, with rich experience, transitioning to coaching is also an option.

100 Thieves coach gla1ve recently talked about how he joined the team. He said that his dream is to become a coach and he has been looking for opportunities. After the team received the news, they quickly contacted him to negotiate. After explaining the plan, they liked the other party's thinking and wanted to help introduce young players. In this day and age, good horses are everywhere, but good judges are rare. He hopes that his joining can work with rain to promote more talents.

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